Comparison of armored commercial vehicle types: an engineering approach to choosing protection
In this article, Transformers engineers provide a pragmatic comparison of the main types of armored special-purpose vehicles. We will break down the structural differences between cash-in-transit (CIT) vehicles and logistics vans, and explain how to choose a configuration that guarantees cargo safety without compromising transport profitability.
Date of publication: 29.03.2026
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